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Proceedings of the
Thirteenth Annual
ASAP 2005
www.ll.mit.edu/ASAP
Adaptive Sensor Array
Processing Workshop
Project Report
ASAP-13
Volume I
J. Daneu
H. Musto
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10 January 2006
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WORKSHOP SPONSORS
Mr. Timothy Clark
DARPA Special
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CAPT Sheila Patterson
NAVSEA Program
Executive Office for
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Systems 2.0
Dr. John Tague
Office of Naval
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Dr. Robert Zarnich
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TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
General Chairman
James Ward | MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Technical Chairman
Steven Smith | MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Technical Committee
Arthur Baggeroer | MIT
William Ballance | Raytheon
Kristine Bell | George Mason University
Gerald Benitz | MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Patrick Bidigare | GD-AIS
Daniel Bliss | MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Henry Cox | Lockheed Martin Orincon Defense
Mark Davis | AFRL
Dan Fuhrmann | Washington University
Jacob Griesbach | MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Richard Gramman | ARL University of Texas at Austin
Stephen Kogon | MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Jeffrey Krolik | Duke University
Peter Mikhalevsky | SAIC
Thomas Miller | Raytheon
Randolph Moses | Ohio State University
José Moura | Carnegie-Mellon University
Arye Nehorai | University of Illinois
Norm Owsley | ONR
Stephen Pohlig | MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Vincent Poor | Princeton University
James Preisig / WHOI
Vincent Premus | MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Daniel Rabideau | MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Christ Richmond | MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Louis Scharf | Colorado State University
Dana Sinno | MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Lawrence Stone | Metron, Inc.
Lee Swindlehurst | Brigham Young University
Iram Weinstein | SAIC
Peter Willett | University of Connecticut
Alan Willsky | MIT
Ali Yegulalp | MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Workshop Administrator
Jane Daneu | MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Web Site Administrator
Kathleen Ballos | MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Adaptive Sensor
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THEME
ASAP 2005
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ASAP 2005 was sponsored jointly by the DARPA Special Projects Office,
the Office of Naval Research, and the NAVSEA Program Executive Office for
Integrated Warfare Systems (PEO IWS 2.0 and 5). The workshop continued
to stress the cross fertilization of ideas that exists between government,
industry, and academia, and strived to be a forum for researchers from
each of these communities.
The 2005 ASAP workshop had sessions on adaptive detection and
estimation, distributed sensing and tracking, adaptive SAR, and multichannel adaptive radar, as well as posters covering a wide range of topics
in adaptive systems.
On behalf of the workshop organizing committee, we thank you for
your participation in ASAP 2005.
James Ward, ASAP 2005 Chairman
Steven Smith, ASAP 2005 Technical Chairman
Adaptive Sensor
Array Processing
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AGENDA
Day 1 – 7 June
01 Keynote Address – Bayesian Bounds
Presentation
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Prof. Harry Van Trees
George Mason University
Session 1A: Adaptive Detection and Estimation
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02 Asymptotic Mean Squared Error Performance
of Diagonally Loaded Capon-MVDR Processor
Abstract | Presentation | Paper C. Richmond / MIT Lincoln Laboratory
A. Edelman / MIT
R. Nadakuditi / MIT
03 Detection Bounds via Monte Carlo with Importance Sampling Abstract | Presentation
A. Yegulalp / MIT Lincoln Laboratory
04 A Generalized Sidelobe Canceller Formulation
for Multi-Rank Capon Beamformer
Abstract | Presentation
L. Scharf / Colorado State University
A. Pezeshki / Colorado State University
M. Lundberg / Chalmers University
05 The Probability Distribution of the MVDR Beamformer Outputs under Diagonal Loading Abstract | Presentation
R. Nadakuditi / MIT
A. Edelman / MIT
06 Covariance Matrix Estimation Bounds Abstract | Presentation
S. Smith / MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Poster Précis
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Adaptive Time-Varying Processing for
Stationary Target Detection in Nonstationary
Interference
Abstract | Précis | Poster | Paper
Y. Abramovich / DSTO
N. Spencer /CSSIP
M. Turley / DSTO
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Poster Précis
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08 Matched Subspace CFAR Detection for Phased Array Radar
Abstract | Précis | Poster R. Dizaji / Raytheon Canada
A. Ponsford / Raytheon Canada
J. Wang / Raytheon Canada
09 Passive Sonar Detection Using Dynamically Reconfigurable Line Array
Abstract | Précis
J. Krolik / Duke University
V. Varadarajan / Duke University
10 Synthetic Stationary Array Processing
Abstract | Précis | Poster Y. Lee / SAIC
W. Lee / SAIC
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Time Reversal Adaptive Interference Cancellation and Detection Abstract | Précis | Poster
J. Moura / Carnegie Mellon University
Y. Jin / Carnegie Mellon University
D. Stancil / Carnegie Mellon University
J. Zhu / Carnegie Mellon University
A. Cepni / Carnegie Mellon University
J. Jiang / Carnegie Mellon University
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Performance Analysis of Passive Source Localization Using Diversely Polarized Arrays
Near a Surface
Abstract | Précis | Poster | Paper
A. Nehorai / University of Illinois at
at Chicago
M. Hurtado / University of Illinois
at Chicago
13
A STAP Approach for Bistatic Space-Based GMTI Radar
Abstract | Précis | Poster | Paper
D. Page / BAE Systems
B. Himed / AFRL / SNRT
M. Davis / AFRL / SNRT
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Signal Processing Applications for Randomized Low-Rank Approximations
Abstract | Précis | Poster
P. Parker / MIT Lincoln Laboratory
V. Tarokh / Harvard University
P. Wolfe / Harvard University
15
Adaptive Radar Detection for Extended and Distributed Targets without Assignment
of Secondary Data
Abstract | Précis | Poster | Paper
G. Ricci / Università di Lecce
F. Bandiera / Università di Lecce
D. Orlando / Università di Lecce
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AGENDA
Poster Précis
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Fast-Time Filtering with Multichannel SAR Abstract | Précis | Poster | Paper L. Rosenberg / University of Adelaide
D. Gray / University of Adelaide
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Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Point Scatterers for Computational Time-Reversal Imaging
Abstract | Précis | Poster | Paper
G. Shi / University of Illinois at Chicago
A. Nehorai / University of Illinois at Chicago
18 Improved Fast Adaptive Subspace Tracking
Abstract | Précis | Poster | Paper MIT Lincoln Laboratory
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T. Toolan / University of Rhode Island
T. Tufts / University of Rhode Island
Session 2A: Distributed Sensing / Tracking
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Lie Group Applications to Distributed Self-Calibrating Direction Finding Array Abstract | Presentation
P. Bidigare / General Dynamics
K. Kastella / General Dynamics
B. Shapo / General Dynamics
20 Graphical Model-Based Algorithms for Data Association in Distributed Sensing
Abstract | Presentation
L. Chen / MIT
M. Çetin / MIT
A. Willsky / MIT
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C. Kreucher / General Dynamics
A. Hero III / University of Michigan
K. Kastella / General Dynamics
B. Shapo / General Dynamics
Information-Based Sensor Management
for Simultaneous Multitarget Tracking
and Identification
Abstract | Presentation | Paper
22 Posterior Cramér-Rao Bound for Tracking Target Bearing
Abstract | Presentation | Paper
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K. Bell / George Mason University
H. Van Trees / George Mason University
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Day 1 – 7 June
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Session 2B: Adaptive SAR
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23 Adaptive SAR Results with the LiMIT Testbed Abstract | Presentation G. Benitz / MIT Lincoln Laboratory
24 3-D Fully-Polarimetric Wide-Angle Superresolution-Based SAR Imaging for ATR Abstract | Presentation | Paper
S. DeGraaf / Essex Corporation
W. Cox / Essex Corporation 25 Noncoherent 2D and 3D SAR Reconstruction
Techniques from Wide-Angle Measurements
Abstract | Presentation | Paper R. Moses / The Ohio State University
L. Potter / The Ohio State University
Session 3B: Multichannel Adaptive Radar
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Adaptive Beamforming Techniques for Sidelobe Control and Mitigation of
Nonstationary Interference Abstract | Presentation
27 Benefits of 3D-STAP for X-band GMTI Airborne Radars
Abstract | Presentation
L. Fertig / MIT Lincoln Laboratory
S. Krich / MIT Lincoln Laboratory
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X. Neyt / Royal Military Academy
P. Ries / University of Leige
J. Verly / University of Leige
F. Lapierre / Royal Military Academy
Registration-Based Range-Dependence
Compensation Method for Conformal-Array STAP
Abstract | Presentation | Paper
29 Optimal Linear Measurements for Multivariate Estimation
Abstract | Presentation
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J. Griesbach / MIT Lincoln Laboratory
G. Benitz / MIT Lincoln Laboratory
D. Fuhrmann / Washington University
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ASAP 2005 was sponsored jointly by the DARPA Special Projects Offices, the Office of Naval Research, and the NAVSEA Program
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